What is an MP for?
Party or constituency, which should take priority? It might seem like a statement of the bleedin’ obvious but MPs are […]
Biosolids: toxic reality
The use of sewage sludge as fertiliser – politely called ‘biosolids’ – and its role in the circular economy is […]
Money-for-free ports
35 years ago, Margaret Thatcher’s government enthusiastically packaged the municipal water companies for sale. Debts were written off. Liabilities sidelined. […]
Housing: Bad to worse
Dishonesty, Appeasement, Vested Interests – yes, it’s that bad! When the latest Housing secretary was appointed (replacing Angela Rayner), the […]
GB for sale
If you have been wondering how a supposedly rich country like the UK has become so impoverished, this may help […]
Economic cheating
How many times have you heard politicians say slashing regulation will unlock growth? Strip away “red tape” they say and […]